Morris tribune., 1887-06-22

see the 'DQtCeFnlIk tTlCk.
There will be a game of base bal
what is q game on the Fourth.
Anton Watzke is adding largely tc
his residence on Second street.
There is no longer any danger from
drouth in this part of Minnesota.
The drum corps and the band vii
furnish the music on the Fourth.
Destroy the wild mustard and SCI
that your neighbOr does the same.
Come to Morris and enjoy yoursel
on the great and glorious Fourth.
Larson and Nilsson have just com
pleted store house on Fifth street.
\ bright young daughter has beef
added to the family of o. G. Hanson
All we'll.
LOST: A black satin parasol. The
finder will please leave the same at
this office.
Glass balls will suffer on the Fourth
when thrown out in front Of our Nor
ris shootists.
Inspect some of the new varieties
of work to be seen at Elllott's photo
graph gallery.
Come to Morris if you wish TO have
jolly, old-fashioned Fourth of July
kind of "a time.
EXTREMES and Extremists" is the
subject for lecture at the court
house this evening.
There will be exciting running and
trotting races here on the Fourth. Be
here to witness them.
The new walk leading from Allan
tic Ave. to the Engine house is a
valued improvement.
Ifyou have been resident OF this
county since July 1st, 1876, join the
Old Settlers Association.
If you wish to invest few dollars
for the benefit of your children, buy
a we'll located lot in Morris.
Spooner's slaughter house burned
Sunday night. The building was
leased by L. H. Pushor & Co.
Fritz Buckentin is keeping his drug
store neat and attractive in appear
ance and we'll stocked with goods.
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innumerable in Morris on the Fourth.
Plan to be here and bring the folks.
Farmers Will find it profitable to
secure as much hay rs possible. Hay
will be hay before next winter is over.
w. l., Colyer and family will move
into their fine new residence on
Poverty Hill the latter part of this
week.
Remember the entertainment at the
rink one week from this evening, to
be gwen by the Covent of Mercy
school.
The Grand Legion of the s. K. A
o. U. w. of Minnesota will meet In
Morris during the second Tuesday OF
June of next year.
John Barrett's house in the town OF
Scott was struck by lightning last
Sunday night. Damage $4,000; loss
covered by insurance.
On Thursday afternoon of last week,
Master Laurence Munro entertained
a large number OF his young friends
It was his fifth birthday.
The social at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. III. Baldwin last Friday
evening was largely attended and
was exceedingly enjoyable.
The very best investment that car
possibly be made now is In q Stevens
county farm. No mental reserva'
tions accompany this settlement.
The stockholders of the Morris
Loan and building Association will
meet at the TRIBUNE office on Tues
day evening July 5th, 1887 at 1880.
What is the public library com
mittees doing? They don't seem to
be causing that library to assume
definite proportions with any grea
rapidity.
Farmers in many parts of the STATE
will have to draw upon their straw
piles next winter to carry their stock
through the winter, because of thu
short hay crop.
Last Sunday was children's day il
both the Congregational and Metho
dist churches. Both were cheerful.
decorated and the exercises were
pleasing and appropriate.
Phoenix Fire Company will NEE
at the engine house Friday evening
of this week. A full attendance
expected as business of importanc
will come before the meeting.
House g. Youngquist have yer.
fine road cart for sale. 1t differ
from any offered here before and ha
numerous points of excellence. Cal
and examine it. 1t will be sold cheap
Be sure to be in Norris on tn
Fourth of July, but do not becom
80 much interested in the celebration
that you will forget the meeting c
the Old Settlers Association.
There is a prospect for having q fla
1niil. with s16, 900 capital, establishes
here. IF this is done about 1000 ton
of fax straw will he needed ever
year for which from $3.50 to $500 pc
ton will be paid in cash, according
quality. For further particulars sc
J. A. johnson or be careful to rea
next weeks TRIBUNE.